Non quoting
Retail premises to letHammonds Of Hull, 1 Paragon Square, Hull, East Yorkshire HU1
From 25,000 - 53,500 sq. ft
About this property
Lease - Ground floor (28,821 sq Ft) / Basement (24,105 sq ft) - Subdivision is available space to suit.
Suitable for a wide variety of uses such as: Leisure, Restaurants, Retail, Offices, Storage, All Uses Considered (subject to planning)
Hammonds of Hull building sits in the heart of Hull city centre, which is benefitting from an ever-increasing number of residential developments, boosting both the day and night-time economy.
The building is a 10-minute walk from Hull's Marina and Fruit Market, which offers a selection of restaurants and cafes.
Hammonds of Hull is an iconic building enjoying a commanding position in the heart of Hull - directly opposite the city's busy rail and bus station and the main shopping centre, St Stephen's, which attracts an annual footfall of around 12 million.
The building is already home to successful call centre business ResQ, which occupies 60,000 sq ft of office space over the first and second floors.
All uses will be considered, subject to planning, for the ground floor, which was recently used as a food hall, and the basement. The accommodation can be reconfigured to meet with occupiers size requirements.
Each are suitable for a wide variety of uses such as: Leisure, Restaurants, Retail, Offices, Storage, All Uses Considered (subject to planning)
The building, which is a 10-minute walk from Hull's Marina and Fruit Market, which offers a selection of restaurants and cafes, has been part of the city's fabric since 1916 - although it had to be rebuilt in 1952 after being destroyed in the war.
The name Hammonds of Hull has been long associated with the city, dating back to the H.W. Hammon & Cop store which was based in the building for many years.
The building is already home to successful call centre business ResQ, which occupies 60,000 sq ft of office space over the first and second floors.
All uses will be considered, subject to planning, for the ground floor, which was recently used as a food hall, and the basement. The accommodation can be reconfigured to meet with occupiers size requirements.
Each are suitable for a wide variety of uses such as: Leisure, Restaurants, Retail, Offices, Storage, All Uses Considered (subject to planning)
The building, which is a 10-minute walk from Hull's Marina and Fruit Market, which offers a selection of restaurants and cafes, has been part of the city's fabric since 1916 - although it had to be rebuilt in 1952 after being destroyed in the war.
The name Hammonds of Hull has been long associated with the city, dating back to the H.W. Hammon & Cop store which was based in the building for many years.
.png){kind=logo}